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Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea) of Russia (YEFREMOVA 2002) 1339-1348 © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; Download Unter ZOBODAT - www.zobodat.at Zoologisch-Botanische Datenbank/Zoological-Botanical Database Digitale Literatur/Digital Literature Zeitschrift/Journal: Linzer biologische Beiträge Jahr/Year: 2004 Band/Volume: 0036_2 Autor(en)/Author(s): Yefremova Zoya A. Artikel/Article: Additions and corrections to Catalogue of the Eulophidae (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea) of Russia (YEFREMOVA 2002) 1339-1348 © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at Linzer biol. Beitr. 36/2 1339-1348 30.11.2004 Additions and corrections to Catalogue of the Eulophidae (Hymenoptera: Chalcidoidea) of Russia (YEFREMOVA 2002) Z.A. YEFREMOVA Abstract: The previous catalogue of the Eulophidae of Russia 2002) included information on 470 species accommodated in 55 genera; their synonymy and distribution were also included. The catalogue contained information about 113 holotypes that are deposited in the Zoological Institution of the Russian Academy of Science, St. Petersburg, Russia (ZIN). The text was based on 116 searches of the relevant literature. After two years, 30 species have been added, while some information has been corrected in the catalogue and 4 species deleted. This is important, as the new information will also be of interest to all chalcidologists. The total checklist of eulophids of Russia comprises 496 species. Introduction While working in the Zoological Institution of the Russian Academy of Science from 1996 to 1999,1 began the collation of data for the previous catalogue. This was the first of a series of catalogues of the Eulophidae of Russia. As expected, the preparation of such a catalogue involved many difficulties, while it has become necessary to provide additional information. It should be mentioned that obtaining new bibliographical refer- ence is now possible with the help of my colleagues. Many papers are published in cen- tral journals. Apart from bibliographical data, the type-material mentioned in this cata- logue is deposited in ZIN and contains only data of species that have been positively identified. As Russia occupies the greater part of the Palaearctic region, I hope these additions to the catalogue will be of some interest and use to many specialists of chalcids and also to others working in the field of plant protection and biological control. Abbreviations Prov Province ZIN Zoological Institution of Russian Academy of Science Subfamily: Eulophinae WESTWOOD 1840; FÖRSTER 1856 I. The following nomina nuda were listed in the catalogue (YEFREMOVA 2002) on the supposition that the taxa had been formally described, but I have been unable to locate any original descriptions and the names are here considered to be invalid and available. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 1340 Nomina nuda Pnigalio medicaginis STOROZHEVA 1979 (YEFREMOVA 2002: 567) from Russia (Voronezh). Pnigalio minimus STOROZHEVA 1979 (YEFREMOVA 2002: 567) from Russia (Voronezh). Pnigalio marrybinis STOROZHEVA 1979 (YEFREMOVA 2002: 567) from Moldova. Pnigaliopakalniskis STOROZHEVA 1980 (YEFREMOVA 2002: 568) from Litovia. II. In previous catalogue the following corrigenda (misprint) were made Page: 567. Euplectrus thanhi (thani) YEFREMOVA 1994 Holotype female, ZIN, VIETNAM. Hay-Hing (reared 10.VI. 1989. from Anomiaflava F.) Nguen S. Thanh. Paratypes with: 1 female and 1 male with same labels. Described from 2 females and 1 male. References: YEFREMOVA (2002: 330; 2003: 140). Page: 568. Aulogymnus defrizi (defuzi) STOROZHEVA 1995 Distribution: Primorskiy Kray. Reference: STOROZHEVA (1995: 339). Page: 569. Bryoperzus brevipennis (brevicornis) ERDÖS 1951 Distribution: Moscow prov. Reference: TRJAPITZIN (1978: 397). V.A. TRJAPITZIN (1987) did not mention about distribution of this genus. Three speci- mens are deposited in ZIN with labels: 1 female, Berdizino, Yaroslavskaya prov. V.1954. A.Yakovlev, det. V.Trjapitzin; 1 female, Kanev, Cherkassk., 'prov., 10.VII. 1960, Trjapitzin, det. V.Trjapitzin; 1 male, Ul'yanovsk prov. 4.DC.1991.Yefremova, det. Yefremova. Page: 579. Sympiesis smaragdina (smaragdino) STOROZHEVA 1995 Distribution: Primorskiy Kray. Reference: STOROZHEVA (1995: 321). III. I was errors committed with the publications dates of STOROZHEVA and KOSTJUKOV: Page: 568. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 1341 Sympiesis trjapitzini STOROZHEVA 1981 (1979) Holotype female, ZIN, Leningrad prov., Kuzmulovo. 27.V.1979. RUSSIA. Trjapitzin. Described from 1 female. Sympiesis tenuis STOROZHEVA 1981 (1979) Holotype female, ZIN, Primorskiy Kray, Chankaisk prov., Novokachalinskaya. 17.VIII.1977. RUSSIA. Storozheva. Described from 1 female. Sympiesis ampla STOROZHEVA 1981 (1977) Holotype female, ZIN, Primorskiy Kray, National Park "Kedrovaya pad"1, 24.VIII. 1976. Russia. Storozheva. Described from 3 females. Paratypes with: Novosibirsk, 10.VII.1961.Kozlov. Sympiesis festiva STOROZHEVA 1981 (1977) Holotype female, ZIN, Primorskiy Kray, Shkotovsk prov., Anisimovka. 3.VIII.1977. Russia. Storozheva. Described from 2 females, the same labels. Sympiesis lepida STOROZHEVA 1981 (1979) Holotype female, ZIN, Voronezh prov., Losevo, 26.VI.1979. RUSSIA. Logvinovky. Described by 1 female. Sympiesis ornatula STOROZHEVA 1981 (1979) Holotype female, ZIN, Primorskiy Kray, Tarabash-Levada. 28.VI.1978. RUSSIA. Storozheva. Described from 5 females, paratypes with the same labels. Page: 608. Tetrastichus arsenjevi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Holotype female, ZIN, Primorskiy Kray, Ussuriisk, Gomotaezhnoe, 22.VI.1985. RUSSIA. Storozheva. Described from 1 female. References: KOSTJUKOV(1990: 49; 1995: 468-469). IV. We were commit an error that were connected with wrong authors who described species or genera: Page: 574. Microlycus erdoesi (BOUCHEK 1958) SZELE'NYI 1976 Distribution: Voronezh prov. Reference: STOROZHEVA (1995: 330). Page: 605. © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 1342 Genus: Cecidotetrastichus (WALKER 1878J KOSTJUKOV 1977 Page: 606 Genus:Eutetrasichus (WALKER 1878)KOSTJUKOV 1977 V. We committed errors with unclear information of the distributions of species and with the wrong page number in author's work: Page: 574. Hemiptarsenus khlopunovi STOROZHEVA 1987 Distribution: Penza prov. Reference: STOROZHEVA (1989: 151-153). Page: 577. Sympiesis derogatae KAMIJO 1965 Distribution: Primorskiy Kray. Reference: STOROZHEVA (1990: 43-44; 1995: 321). Page: 578. Sympiesis laevifrons KAMIJO 1965 Distribution: Primorskiy Kray. Reference: STOROZHEVA (1990: 44-45; 1995: 318). Sympiesis sergeyi STOROZHEVA 1995 Distribution: Primorskiy Kray. Reference: STOROZHEVA (1990: 42-43; 1995: 322). Page: 605. Cecidotetrastichus vacuna WALKER 1878 Distribution: Leningrad prov. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1995: 497). VI. These are well known species that were not included in the catalogue at the time of its publication: Subfamily: Eulophinae WESTWOOD 1840; FÖRSTER 1856 Cleolophus virescens STOROZHEVA 1984 Holotype, 1 female, Kasakhstan, Karaganda prov., 40 km N from Zhan-Ark. 20.VI. 1960 (Kerzhner). Reference: STOROZHEVA (1984: 465). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 1343 Necremnus curtus STOROZHEVA 1987 1 female, Kasakhstan, Aksu-Dzhabaglinsk National Park. 20. V. 1980. (Storozheva). Reference: STOROZHEVA (1987: 152). Necremnus phaeochromus STOROZHEVA 1987 1 female, Kasakhstan, vil. Altay. 3.VIII.1979. (Dzhanokmen), 1 female -paratype. Reference: STOROZHEVA (1987: 152). Sympiesis smaragdina STOROZHEVA 1990 Distribution: Primorsky Kray. Reference: STOROZHEVA (1990:40-41). Subfamily: Tetrastichinae FÖRSTER 18S6 Ceratoneura alolica KOSTJUKOV 1977 Distribution: Pskov prov. References: KOSTJUKOV (1977: 94). Cecidotetrastichus orientalis KOSTJUKOV 1997 Distribution: Primorskyi Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1997: 798). Cecidotetrastichus pseudoecus KOSTJUKOV 1997 Distribution: Khabarovsk Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1997: 800). Cecidotetrastichus schuvachinae KOSTJUKOV 1997 Distribution: Primorskyi Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1997: 800). Cecidotetrastichus schamora KOSTJUKOV 1997 Distribution: Vladivostok. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1997: 802). Genus: Tetrastich us HALIDAY 1844 Tetrastichus ancyferovi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Primorskyi Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 62-63). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 1344 Tetrastichus arsenjevi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Kamchatka. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 49). Tetrastichus beringi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Khabarovsk Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 53-54). Tetrastichus ermaki KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Vladivostok. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 48-49). Tetrastichus dezhnevi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Primorskyi Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 46-48). Tetrastichus habarovi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Khabarovsk Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 52-53). Tetrastichus krascheninnikovi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Khabarovsk Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 56-57). Tetrastichus moskwitini KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Primorskyi Kray Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 60-61). Tetrastichus newelskoyi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Khabarovsk Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 54-55). Tetrastichus pojarkovi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Primorskyi Kray Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 57-59). Tetrastichus przewalskii KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution: Khabarovsk Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 56). © Biologiezentrum Linz/Austria; download unter www.biologiezentrum.at 1345 Tetrastichus stellen KOSTJUKOV1990 Distribution: Primorskyi Kray. Reference: KOSTJUKOV (1990: 60). Tetrastichus obruchevi KOSTJUKOV 1990 Distribution:
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